respect-me R·U·L·E·S
A BOOK that teaches you
how to stop VERBAL
and EMOTIONAL ABUSE and get
the RELATIONSHIP you deserve
and EMOTIONAL ABUSE and get
the RELATIONSHIP you deserve
What can our book do for you?
I prayed for help in this form
and I believe my prayer has been answered. I recongize the fact that in
allowing this abuse for almost 30 years, something must
change with me before anything else will change.
~SC
What will respect-me R·U·L·E·S do for you?
* Show you that no one can abuse you without your consent.* Teach you how to cease playing the victim role.
* Show you the difference between a victim who survives and a victor who wins.
* Give you a whole new group of friends who are also winners.
* Show you how to stop abuse dead in its tracks.
* Provide the material to conquer co-dependency.
* Show you why taking care of yourself ends abuse.
* Explain why you should never keep their secrets.
* Teach you about the Miracle Principle that will stop you from ever being abused again.
What respect-me R·U·L·E·S cannot do for you.
* Provide counseling or tell you what to do in your marriage or with your partner.* Protect you from physical violence. If there is physical violence get out now. Click here and or call National
Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE
* Make your partner respect you, value you, or appreciate all you have done
* Make your partner love you
* Give you reasons to stay or give you reasons to leave
* Agree that you are a victim, powerless, stuck, or trapped
* Make you happy (although there's a good chance if you listen, you will be)
* Rescue you
OrderToday
Devin from
Australia: I love the 'you are not a victim but a target'
and also the following words, "Victims survive. Victor's win. You are
not going to survive anything, you are going to WIN." In a
strange way the word 'survive is also what drove me to my current
therapy...i'm sick of 'just surviving'...Heidi from the UK: Thank you for words of power,
they inspire me when I feel so weak for not getting out of this.
Ginny: Right now, we are about to repeat the abuse cycle, right on the verge of the "honeymoon" phase. I am numb and at least this time I am not willing to "roll" with the flow. At the same time I want to do right by my husband.
Elaine: After realizing that I live with the occasionally angry and abusive man, I now feel like I have some tools other than packing boxes and leaving. Maybe it will come to that, but for now I feel empowered..